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Meet the people, ideas and tech shaping the future of braille and tactile literacy. Whether it's help with a Dot product or service, connecting with touch readers and experts from around the world, or learning about related research, this podcast offers fascinating discussion and thought-provoking insights that will leave you informed and inspired about the freedom and independence that comes from reading by touch.
Unknown Host hosts Raising the Dots, a education show with 15 episodes published.
Navigating the World with Tactile Street Maps on Dot Pad In conversation with Dr. Josh Miele Imagine a future where you can type in a zip code or post code and instantly feel under your fingers a simple, well-formatted,
Welcome back to Raising the Dots. Thankyou everyone who has shared liked and subscribed to stay connected with the people ideas and technology reshaping braille and tactile literacy. If you have a comment or suggestion,
Welcome back to Raising the Dots. Thankyou everyone who has shared liked and subscribed to stay connected with the people ideas and technology reshaping braille and tactile literacy. If you have a comment or suggestion,
Welcome and Webinar Before we get started this month, a reminder to join Dot's June webinar, Developing for Dot Pad X, and discover how innovators across the accessibility community are transforming multiline braille and
In this episode we meet two people on opposite sides of the world, both working in education, and both active in applying multiline braille technology in their work. Peter Cracknell has been supporting the development of
Before our featured interview, we share a couple of announcements from Dot. 1. There is an update to the free Dot Book reading app designed to be used with Dot Pad. Now available for iPhone and iPad, Dot Book now include
This month on Raising the Dots, we meet two incredible technologists working at the cutting edge of accessible innovation. From tactile gaming to responsible artificial intelligence, both guests are helping shape a more
This month on Raising the Dots we discover how to make the most of multiline braille support introduced in JAWS For Windows. Joe Stephen, the brains behind multiline braille in JAWS, offers us a practical demonstration o
Launching Global Braille Literacy Campaign Dot Inc is honoured to stand with, the World Blind Union, ICEVI and the braille community as we launch a new campaign for Braille Literacy around the globe. For millions of blin
This month we meet two blind people making a huge difference in equipping blind and low vision people around the world with the skills and tools needed to access braille and tactile resources. Jackie Brown, from Northern
Creating Tactile Content with Dot Canvas and Advocating for Braille and Tactile Resources Dot Canvas is a powerful tool for creating content for Dot Pad X. We hear from Yuna Seo in Dot's Customer Success team about the i
Going behind the recent introduction of multiline braille support in the popular JAWS for Windows Screen Reader, this month we hear from Joe Stephen, a blind software engineer with Vispero, on the new Wrapped and Cropped
Announcing JAWS screen reading software Support for multiline braille, meeting braille readers in Singapore and finding out how to get involved in research in to braille and quality of life. This month Raising the Dots c
Meet Dot Pad X Dot Pad X is a versatile portable tactile graphics and multiline braille display. If you have not yet experienced Dot Pad X in person, this episode is a must listen. Tim Hornik, Dot's US Sales Manager guid
Dave sits down with Ki from Dot to explore the evolution, mission, and future of tactile technology and braille access. Through thoughtful questions, the conversation delves into Dot’s origins, the company’s ongoing comm
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Raising the Dots is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under education (technology) and has published 15 episodes.
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